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Posted 10/01/2010 08:33 am
I'm at work now and the pictures look like this
I'll have to give it another look tonight when I get home. In the meantime Wornslick, look at the ear fill. The 14.2 has almost no ear fill. The crack described on the 14.2 page from the bonnet thru the hair to the neck is sometimes clearly visible and sometimes not at all. You should be able to confirm or eliminate the 14.2 from the published diagnostics for this die pair ... they are pretty dramatic.
It's definitely not a VAM 15. The 15 has only two feathers between the eagle's right wing and leg (viewer's left). This one has three.
My recommendation is to nail down that reverse first (forget everything else until you confirm which reverse you're looking at). Then hit the obverse and additional reverse PUPs. A closeup of the wing feather configuration would help immensely.
Happy Friday Everybody!
I use periperal die cracks as the last resort when attributing 8TF Morgans.
I'll have to give it another look tonight when I get home. In the meantime Wornslick, look at the ear fill. The 14.2 has almost no ear fill. The crack described on the 14.2 page from the bonnet thru the hair to the neck is sometimes clearly visible and sometimes not at all. You should be able to confirm or eliminate the 14.2 from the published diagnostics for this die pair ... they are pretty dramatic.
It's definitely not a VAM 15. The 15 has only two feathers between the eagle's right wing and leg (viewer's left). This one has three.
My recommendation is to nail down that reverse first (forget everything else until you confirm which reverse you're looking at). Then hit the obverse and additional reverse PUPs. A closeup of the wing feather configuration would help immensely.
Happy Friday Everybody!
I use periperal die cracks as the last resort when attributing 8TF Morgans.
